Public Health References
CDC * Colorado * Jefferson County * City of Golden
JCPHD updates these numbers Monday through Friday at about 3 PM. Here’s the most recent Coronavirus report from Jeffco Public Health’s Case Summary Page:
Cases in Jeffco – Mon: 484? | Tues: 4853
Deaths in Jeffco – Mon: 237 | Tues: 238
Ever Hospitalized in Jeffco – Mon: 532 | Tues: 532 (currently 27)
Recovered – Mon: 4295 | Tues: 4324
Known Cases in Golden – Mon: 161 | Tues: 170
Clear Creek is closed. In Jefferson County (including Golden), masks must be worn both indoors and outdoors in public spaces where 6 feet distance cannot be maintained. The rest of the state requires masks only indoors. The Safer at Home and in the Vast, Great Outdoors protocol is in effect statewide. City and County fire restrictions are in place.
Virtual Golden
9-10AM Virtual Power Training
10-10:30AM TriceraTOTs with Dinosaur Ridge (virtual)
10:15-11:15AM Let’s Dance with the Library
11:30AM Community Development Meeting
3:30-5:30PM Vaccine, License & Microchip Clinic at Foothills Animal Shelter
5:30-7PM Golden Orators Toastmasters
6-8PM Wednesday Watch Party with the Library
Adventures of Captain Marvel – Episodes 7-12
6-7:30PM Golden United Housing Task Force Meeting – Update on the low income housing at 612 24th Street
Real World Golden
9-10:15AM Golden Walks
6PM Vinyasa Yoga in Lions Park with Gabriela Ferrat
6:30-9:30PM Meetup – Full Moon Hike on North Table Mountain
Golden Business News
Golden has a new butcher shop! Golden Poultry & Meats is located in the Foss Building. This company has been serving Wheat Ridge since 1942. Golden is their second location. They offer fresh cuts daily of beef, pork, and chicken. They also carry produce, Little Man Ice Cream, cookies, seafood & fish, local honey, eggs, and milk, handmade sausages, and smoked & cured meats. Visit them during September and they will give you a free pound of ground beef–no purchase necessary.
Golden Poultry & Meats | 1224 Washington Avenue (map) | 720-697-0508
Golden History Moment
The postcard above shows the view of Golden from Lookout Mountain. The Beverly Heights neighborhood was just getting started. North Table Mountain was a lot less developed. The large brown swath east of highway 6 is the Parfet clay pit. That land has since been reclaimed and is now being used for Mines athletic fields.
